Mecha Eli-chan

Gain C. Stars each turn 10 (3 turns) & increase DEF 30% (3 turns) for yourself

Increase NP Gauge 20% & decrease HP [Demerit] for yourself + Gain a large amount of C. Stars 25

Remove DEF Buffs [Demerit] & increase NP Strength 60% (1 turn) & Critical Strength 60% (1 turn) for yourself

Deal significant damage to a single enemy 1000% & remove DEF Buffs & decrease DEF (3 turns) <effect increases with Overcharge> for a single enemy

Has humanity's technology come this far!? No...this is not simply a matter of technology. As Castle Csejte was forced to endure disaster after disaster, it finally released its ultimate weapon. An inheritance left by a mysterious wise man, this treasure has long been stored in the deepest vaults of Castle Csejte. The normally silent guardian statue, after witnessing Báthory Erzsébet fail...many times...to obtain the Holy Grail, has finally awoken as a guardian god. She is an Alter Ego known only as Mecha Eli-chan. This demoness of justice awoke and immediately felt the mantle of responsibility of a castle's lord. She...may go a bit overboard sometimes.

Height/Weight: 156cm, 4t Origin: Halloween Strike! Region: Prison Castle Csejte Alignment: Lawful-Good Sub-Attribute: Human Gender: Feminine programming "My sense of justice is rock solid, because as you can see, I'm made of iron!" It's hard to tell with that steely face of hers, but she's a very studious girl. As a noblewoman charged with the protection of the land, she tries to keep that little girl aspect of her personality locked down good and tight. Every once in a while though, she might let slip a faint smile or a bashful look in the presence of Master, whom she trusts implicitly.

A Servant of justice (who lacks adaptability). It's no coincidence that her alignment is Lawful-Good, the complete opposite of Elisabeth Báthory. Cool-headed and thoughtful...she is a true lady. She seldom raises her voice, but whenever she encounters evil, she switches gears to become a self-righteous governess, and lets loose with a truly scathing scolding. Had Elisabeth not become obsessed with blood...or if someone had shielded her from the pressures of the notion that women have no value unless they are beautiful...the history of Castle Csejte might have been different. This Alter Ego is the embodiment of one of countless "what ifs."

『Breast Zero Erzsébet』 Rank: B NP Type: Anti-Army-Individual Range: 40→1 Maximum Targets: 1 Steel Sky Demoness. Mecha Eli-chan directs her full complement of artillery at a single person in the ultimate private concert. Normally, this is an Anti-Army NP, and it's honestly a bit ridiculous that it's all getting used on one person. The final Blast Voice may look like a beam attack, but it's just noise. It's an aftereffect of the Dragon Lung within her being unleashed at its full potential. Through dimensional compression, the Lung possesses reverberation space the size of a football stadium, and it can create a sonic wave of destruction as intense as Elisabeth Báthory's, without even using Castle Csejte as an amp.

Innocent Kaiju: EX An id_es skill altered from its base, "Innocent Monster." As an iron dragon girl, Mecha Eli-chan uses the power of movie-making special effects to fly through the air, breathe fire, shoot electricity, and fire missiles. Her capabilities are truly befitting a guardian god of iron. The user of this skill secretly wishes a theme song would play when she employs it. Overload Type II: C A skill based on one that Frankenstein and Babbage possess that has been altered. While the Noble Phantasm is not strengthened, HP is sacrificed to increase the NP gauge. According to an Elisa research expert identified only by the initial R: "This is just the beginning of a self-destruct thing, right!?" One Hundred Consecutive Shots of Magus: EX A terrifyingly wicked "party" that unleashes the Mecha Eli-chans from the mass production line to attack an enemy. And at the end, one hundred Mecha Eli-chans combine to turn into a giant spear, and terrible...terrible things happen to the enemy. In a different world, this is called "Superhuman Sister's Alliance." Not utilized in FGO.

Mecha Eli-chan may possess perfect beauty, but she is not without her flaws. One of them is the standards she sets regarding what constitutes justice. Since she is the castle's guardian, anyone who defies her or her rules is evil in her eyes*, and she attacks them! *Because her digital brain takes a good deal of time to process the contradictions of humans, she worries that she may be punishing people who haven't done things that are truly evil...but she doesn't actually voice that particular concern. Even traitors and criminals have their reasons. There is always room for extenuating circumstances...or, at least the intellectual part of Mecha Eli-chan thinks that. And so, she agonizes over her self-righteous way of thinking, and she knows she really needs to improve in that respect. She really is just a good girl.

Mecha Eli-chan (correctly) acknowledges that she is a golem (mecha). Just like Passionlip and Meltryllis, she respects Elisabeth Báthory as the original after whom she is patterned, but also hates her at the same time. Mecha Eli-chan attempted to berate Elisabeth and drive her away by saying, "I'm a much better noblewoman than you." She did not actually have any desire to kill Elisabeth though. She would have no reason to reject Elisabeth if she became an ideal noble, but since Elisabeth is a Servant who is only capable of being the Innocent Monster she is, Mecha Eli-chan knows that day will never come. Carmilla is no good for the same reason. While she has the personality and temperament of an ideal noblewoman, her vampire lifestyle is a disqualifying offense. Initially, she saw Master as an evil person on the side of her enemy (Elisabeth) who came to destroy Himeji Castle, but this misunderstanding was quickly addressed once she fought alongside Master. To Mecha Eli-chan, Master, who tried to protect Castle Csejte even though they came from another country, became a trusted pilot candidate dedicated to justice in spite of being a lowly commoner.